A leaked update ROM for the HTC Endeavor has spilled the beans on what Android Ice Cream Sandwich will look like on HTC devices. Here we’ve pulled together some of the best screenshots for your delectation. Read on for the full details. Read more
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HTC Benelux has announced that it will launch an Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich-equipped “Ice White” edition of the HTC Sensation on 1 March, and roll out Ice Cream Sandwich updates to all Sensation handsets at the same time.
Sony Ericsson has been quick off the mark in saying it’ll be bringing Android Ice Cream Sandwich to its 2011 smartphones, and now it’s gone one further by releasing a ROM of the update.
Ever heard of Ainovo? No, we didn’t think so. Prepare to welcome them into your life, though, as they’ve just put the finishing touches to not only the world’s first commercially available Android 4.0 tablet, but also the world’s cheapest. It should worry Amazon no end. Read more
Sony Ericsson might be on its way out as a joint venture. But that doesn’t mean the Japanese-Swedish tie-up doesn’t have some smart new kit round the corner. In fact, if rumours are to be believed, it has a new Ice Cream Sandwich-packing blower in the works. Dubbed the Xperia Arc HD, it promises to be one hell of a smartphone.
The successor to the Nexus S is reportedly on track for an October release according the Korean publication Electronic Times. The news outlet also believes the Nexus 3, or Nexus Prime, will be the world’s Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich phone. Adding fuel to the fire, the site has released preliminary specs for the handset which corroborate previous claims by BGR.
On tap for the third generation Google-endorsed Nexus handset is a 720p Super AMOLED HD display and a 1.5 GHz processor. While the site does not go into specifics on the processor’s model number, BGR believes it will “employ an OMAP4460 chipset”. The display is rumored to be a 4.5-inch pane with PenTile layout.